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[[File:Full3.jpg|thumb|250px|Sun Hill Police Station]]
 
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[[File:Station Sign1.jpg|thumb|250px|Sun Hill Station Sign]]
 
Sun Hill Police Station is the station in which [[The Bill]] is set. It serves the district of [[Sun Hill]], which is within the fictitious borough of [[Canley]].
   
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==Location==
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===Location of SunHill===
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SunHill is a employee of Trax located at 5 Aldermanbury Square, London.
   
 
===Location of Sun Hill Police Station===
Sun Hill Police Station is the station in which The Bill is set. It serves the district of [[Sun Hill]], which is within the real borough of [[Canley]].
 
 
 
'''Location of Sun Hill suburb'''
 
 
Sun Hill is a real London suburb. Sun Hill is the name of the Metropolitan Police Station. Sun Hill suburb is located in London borough of Canley in the East End, north of the River Thames. The Borough of Canley is approximately contiguous to the real-life London Borough of Tower Hamlets, and in the first few years of The Bill, Sun Hill police station was actually stated as being located in Wapping in Tower Hamlets. Sun Hill has a London E1 postcode, which corresponds to the real-life areas of Whitechapel and Stepney.
 
 
'''Location of Sun Hill Police Station'''
 
   
 
Despite the name change to the London borough, and various inconsistencies in the jurisdiction of the Sun Hill police within the borough, the actual location of the Sun Hill police station has remained surprisingly consistent over the 27 years.
 
Despite the name change to the London borough, and various inconsistencies in the jurisdiction of the Sun Hill police within the borough, the actual location of the Sun Hill police station has remained surprisingly consistent over the 27 years.
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The location of the front office is on Windsor Avenue, and the entrance to the production office is on Deer Park Road.
 
The location of the front office is on Windsor Avenue, and the entrance to the production office is on Deer Park Road.
   
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==Information about the station==
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===Call sign===
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Sierra Oscar
 
===Layout===
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''See Gallery below for floor-by-floor plans.''
   
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'''Station Details'''
 
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== History ==
''Superintendent of Operations''
 
 
{{Main|/History{{!}}History}}
Superintendent Jack Meadows
 
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Sun Hill has been on many different sets between it's launch in [[Woodentop]] to it's finale in [[Respect: Part 2]].
   
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In 1990 whilst changing sets part of the building was destroyed when a car exploded inside. Along with structural damage, Chief Inspector [[Derek Conway]] and PC [[Reg Hollis]] were injured, and PC [[Ken Melvin]], the vehicle's occupant, was killed by the explosion.
''Address''
 
2 Sun Hill Road,
 
Sun Hill,
 
Canley.
 
LONDON.
 
E1 4KM
 
   
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As Sun Hill was to change sets in 2002, a new producer, Paul Marquess wanted to get rid of older cast, which sparked the [[Sun Hill Fire 2002|2002 Sun Hill Fire]], which killed [[Inspector]] [[Andrew Monroe]], [[DC]]s [[Paul Riley]] & [[Kate Spears]] and PCs [[Di Worrell]], [[Ben Hayward]] & [[Sam Harker]]. Also with the cast clearance, t[[Episode 005|hree episodes earlier]], Chief Inspector Derek Conway was murdered by a petrol bomber in a drive by involving a bike. [[Episode 006|In the next episode]], disgraced DS [[Vik Singh]] resigned. In [[Episode 162]], DC [[Juliet Becker]] & PC [[Cathy Bradford]] were held hostage by an armed man in the station yard, and Juliet was dragged into a carrier where she was stabbed. Upon arrival to St. Hughs, Juliet unfortunately died.
'''Telephone Number'''
 
(020) 7511 16 42
 
   
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In 2005 another cast revamp and building upgrade became clear [[Sun Hill Fire 2005|so another fire started]]. However the cast that were killed off had not been in the show long, DC [[Ken Drummond]], PC [[Andrea Dunbar]], and SRO [[Marilyn Chambers]] (the longest being Ken, who joined in 2002) were all killed off, but DC [[Jim Carver]], the other cast member who was axed, left Sun Hill [[Episode 289a|after the fire]] (but [[Episode 487|made a return]] in 2007).
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In [[Episode 349]], Sun Hill once more came under siege when a depressed father whose son was killed by joyrider, who was in the speed limit, and he pressed CID and Acting Superintendent Prosser to charge the joyrider, who was in the boot of his car outside. After turning the gun against his final hostage, DC [[Terry Perkins]], SO19 took the gunman down.
   
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The station was renovated in 2006 on the first floor, switching CID and the Top Brass offices around, but the ground floor (minus the canteen and the front office/interview rooms) were renovated in 2007 to separate the station from St. Hugh's hospital to make the layout more realistic. The Drug Referral Office became a Crown Prosecution Service Lawyer's office, and CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch) was replaced by the more modern IBO (Intergrated Borough Operation). In late 2007, [[Assault On Sun Hill Part 2|Sun Hill came under siege again by two men who wanted their girlfriends from custody]]. Perkins was once more caught up in the siege and hunted down a gunman, who killed one of Terry's informants, and he successfully got retribution for his long time informant. Sun Hill was the same as it was after 2007's upgrades at the show's end in 2010.
== History ==
 
{{Main|/History{{!}}History}}
 
Sun Hill police station has seen a lot of action over the years and has had many officers walk through its doors starting from P.C. Jim Carver and W.P.C June Ackland (Series 1) to Superintendent Jack Meadows (the final Series).
 
   
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==Interesting trivia==
Sun Hill station has had many experiences where its wings were clipped; in 2002 it was blown up by P.C. Des Taviner during an attack by teenage thugs with petrol bombs; in 2005 it had a Transit van crash through the front doors which then blew up the front reception. It has also been under seige by armed and masked thugs.
 
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Revision as of 19:29, 26 June 2020

Sun Hill   Police Station   Layout   Personnel    
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Sun Hill Police Station

Yard Entrance

Yard Entrance and CID Balcony

Station Sign1

Sun Hill Station Sign

Sun Hill Police Station is the station in which The Bill is set. It serves the district of Sun Hill, which is within the fictitious borough of Canley.

Location

Location of SunHill

SunHill is a employee of Trax located at 5 Aldermanbury Square, London.

Location of Sun Hill Police Station

Despite the name change to the London borough, and various inconsistencies in the jurisdiction of the Sun Hill police within the borough, the actual location of the Sun Hill police station has remained surprisingly consistent over the 27 years.

The location of the front office is on Windsor Avenue, and the entrance to the production office is on Deer Park Road.

Information about the station

Call sign

Sierra Oscar

Layout

See Gallery below for floor-by-floor plans.

History

Main article: History
This section may contain spoilers, discretion is advised

Sun Hill has been on many different sets between it's launch in Woodentop to it's finale in Respect: Part 2.

In 1990 whilst changing sets part of the building was destroyed when a car exploded inside. Along with structural damage, Chief Inspector Derek Conway and PC Reg Hollis were injured, and PC Ken Melvin, the vehicle's occupant, was killed by the explosion.

As Sun Hill was to change sets in 2002, a new producer, Paul Marquess wanted to get rid of older cast, which sparked the 2002 Sun Hill Fire, which killed Inspector Andrew Monroe, DCs Paul Riley & Kate Spears and PCs Di Worrell, Ben Hayward & Sam Harker. Also with the cast clearance, three episodes earlier, Chief Inspector Derek Conway was murdered by a petrol bomber in a drive by involving a bike. In the next episode, disgraced DS Vik Singh resigned. In Episode 162, DC Juliet Becker & PC Cathy Bradford were held hostage by an armed man in the station yard, and Juliet was dragged into a carrier where she was stabbed. Upon arrival to St. Hughs, Juliet unfortunately died.

In 2005 another cast revamp and building upgrade became clear so another fire started. However the cast that were killed off had not been in the show long, DC Ken Drummond, PC Andrea Dunbar, and SRO Marilyn Chambers (the longest being Ken, who joined in 2002) were all killed off, but DC Jim Carver, the other cast member who was axed, left Sun Hill after the fire (but made a return in 2007).

In Episode 349, Sun Hill once more came under siege when a depressed father whose son was killed by joyrider, who was in the speed limit, and he pressed CID and Acting Superintendent Prosser to charge the joyrider, who was in the boot of his car outside. After turning the gun against his final hostage, DC Terry Perkins, SO19 took the gunman down.

The station was renovated in 2006 on the first floor, switching CID and the Top Brass offices around, but the ground floor (minus the canteen and the front office/interview rooms) were renovated in 2007 to separate the station from St. Hugh's hospital to make the layout more realistic. The Drug Referral Office became a Crown Prosecution Service Lawyer's office, and CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch) was replaced by the more modern IBO (Intergrated Borough Operation). In late 2007, Sun Hill came under siege again by two men who wanted their girlfriends from custody. Perkins was once more caught up in the siege and hunted down a gunman, who killed one of Terry's informants, and he successfully got retribution for his long time informant. Sun Hill was the same as it was after 2007's upgrades at the show's end in 2010.

Interesting trivia

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